The annual end of the year Ouran Academy festival. It was always something spectacular. Everyone in each of the classes worked together to make the days a success.

"This year our club has won the front spot to be featured in the school festival. The parents of our customers will be here so we will need to make sure we charm them. We need to make a good impression on the adults who haven't been so fond of the type of club we run. We will need to be fancier and more elegant than ever. I was thinking for the parade that we could do a horse drawn carriage." Tamaki explained, going off on the plans that he hadn't discussed with any of us yet. Everyone did think the horse drawn carriage would be a nice touch though.

The days leading up to the Festival were tiresome. We had to put in a lot of work with what the club was doing, along with aid in what our class was doing. It was difficult keeping up, but it was going to be good practice for when we were all older and had our own companies to run.

For our club event, we didn't want to do anything over the top, like our ridiculous cosplays, instead we decided on just wearing nice suits for the boys, and me and Sakura we to wear white dresses. I lent Sakura one for a occasion, since I knew she wouldn't have anything fancy enough. She wasn't to happy with having to wear a dress, but it was necessary.

In no time at all, the day came. Everyone was making last minute preparations for the weekend since it was to start that night. The boys prepared for their guests while Sakura and I changed into the dresses for the night. The boys had decided on a gray button up with a white vest over it and black dress pants. The outfit was complete with a red ribbon tied around their neck. Sakura and I had short white dresses with red detailing. Throughout the evening the boys entertained the parents, pulling them into their charm as well. Mine and Tamaki's father made an appearance at one point, as well as our Grandmother. Tamaki is still trying to please her. I hated her. I could care less what she thought of me. Anyway, that night there wasn't a whole lot for me to do. I walked around greeting people and telling them about the club. I couldn't exactly entertain the guest since I wasn't a host but I could strike up conversation with them. Sakura did the same, for the most part. When she wasn't talking to a parent, she was checking up on the hosts. The only thing that really happened all night was Tamaki acting like an idiot around our father and Kyoya's father slapped him. After a while, as we were starting to end the night, I took notice that my brother had gone missing.

"Hanna-Chan, what's wrong?" Honey asked, noticing the look on my face.

"I can't seem to find Tamaki." I told him, glance around a bit.

"He left a little earlier with Lady Eclair after your grandmother told him to be her guide for the rest of the fair." Kyoya said, interrupting our conversation.

"Oh. Alright. That makes sense." I gave him a smile.

"You weren't paying any attention when your grandmother came in, were you?"

"No, I tend to block her out. I don't really like her, and unlike Tamaki, I'm not fighting to get her to like me. I couldn't care less if she liked me or not." I told him. He just nodded.

"You know, one day that hatred will come back in a way you won't like" Kyoya told me as he adjusted his glasses.

"Yeah, I kinda figured it would." We went about cleaning up the place and setting it up again for tomorrow. We would be entertaining more guests tomorrow morning after breakfast.

"Tamaki-Senpai should be back by now." Sakura mentioned off-hand to anyone who was listening. She seemed worried.

"Yeah. The boss shouldn't have taken this long to show Lady Eclair around this place." The twins said. That was when the door opened with a bang and caught our attention. We looked up to see Tamaki standing in the doorway with Lady Eclair. Sakura noticeably tensed up. It was silent for a moment and I could already sense that something was wrong.

"I have an important announcement to make." Tamaki told us. When none of us spoke he continued. "As of today Lady Eclair and I are officially engaged. Furthermore, after the fair, the host club will be officially disbanded." With that he turned and left, leaving us all in silence and confusion. None of us were happy about what he had just said.

"He can't do that! He can't just disband the host club like that!" Sakura yelled.

"Carefull, him and Lady Eclair may still be out there." I reminded her.

"Tamaki is our king Sakura, he does in fact have the right to disband the club." Kyoya informed her.

"That's not the point, though, Kyoya-Senpai. He left us all in the dust after everything!" There was no calming her down.

"Sakura is right, though. The boss should know how much this club means to us. He can't just do that to us." The twins spoke up.

"It's his choice in the end. Let's just make tomorrow our best day yet." Kyoya instructed and we all nodded. Once I finished cleaning I said goodbye to everyone and made my way home to find Tamaki. We needed to have a chat. When I did arrive home I found him in his room.

"What the hell was that about?" I asked him, not minding how I spoke. I was a little upset with him. "You can't bombshell us with something like that Tamaki." I walked over and sat next to where he was sitting on his bed. "Why would you disband the host club?" I asked him, placing my hand on his shoulder to comfort him.

"I'm rather tired right now Hanna, do you think we could have this conversation tomorrow?" Tamaki asked. That wasn't very like him, but he was my brother so I respected his feelings.

"Fine. Just know that we don't want you to end the host club. And you know that if anything is ever bothering you, you can talk to me. I'm just next door." I told him, standing up and leaving. Tomorrow would be a new day and the last full day of the fair. It would also hopefully be a better day than today.